Inns in Zhangzhou

The accommodation provides spacious and clean rooms and is perfectly located in the Tulou scenic area at the southern part of Taxia village and very close to both the 田螺坑 土楼 and 河坑 土楼 as well as the 裕昌 building. All of them can be reached by car in just a few minutes. I arrived at the Inn without a car myself and the owner not only helped me organize the visits but even offered to drive me to several nearby tulou. We had the chance to share several meals prepared by his wife, which were all excellent, and some very good tea from the region. The host is very knowledgeable and has a great sense of humor - we talked a lot after I arrived despite my very limited Chinese. All in all, I can recommend this place very much - I would come back anytime if I decide to visit the area again. (P.S. make sure to ask the host about the fireflies nearby - seeing them under the starry night is a mesmerizing experience and was one of the highlights of my trip to Fujian)

The first guesthouse you see upon entering Taxia Village is very convenient and easy to find, with parking available. The guesthouse owner is a Hakka from Taxia Village and is very welcoming. The owner's cooking is delicious, all authentic local dishes, and the prices are reasonable. This guesthouse retains its original charm, situated next to the small bridges and flowing water of Taxia Village, near a Tulou (earthen building), an Overseas Chinese Memorial Hall, and the Zhang Clan Ancestral Hall, called Deyuan Hall, not far away. It's recommended to enter Taxia Village from the Nanjing Tulou, eat and stay there, then visit the Dongdaoxiwailou (leaning building), and finally the Sicai Yitang (Four Dishes and One Soup) restaurant. From Sicai Yitang, you can directly access the highway.

Thanks to the proprietress of Nanjing Tulou Yunlai Villa for her warm and thoughtful reception, which made us feel at home and at the same time as if we were at home. A cup of good tea made us feel the hospitality of the people in the Villa. The quiet night made us feel We had a comfortable and quiet sleep, and the fresh air in the mountains put us in the embrace of nature. This is what city people hope for! Next time I come to Nanjing, I’ll stay at Yunlai Villa!

This guesthouse has a beautiful courtyard and a great location, just 20 meters from the Big Banyan Tree. The rooms are very clean, and it's a century-old *tulou* (earthen building), entirely made of wood. My mom absolutely loved the courtyard; the environment is peaceful and beautiful. I can confirm the photos used for promotion are accurate – what you see is what you get! The owner is incredibly warm and welcoming, she picked us up and helped with our luggage, and even introduced us to local attractions, just like a friendly big sister next door. They also have a *tulou* museum that's free to visit. It's four stories high, and you can go up to take photos. The two corner observation decks on the top floor have glass panels, offering a great view of Huaiyuan Lou – it's definitely a must-visit for some amazing photo opportunities. Oh, and I also loved their breakfast! It was simple and unpretentious. I find Fujianese cuisine can be a bit oily, so a light breakfast is perfect, especially for the first meal of the day; it's good for your health. It was the most comfortable meal I had on this trip. I really wish I could have stayed a few more days, but unfortunately, all the rooms were booked. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit!

First of all, the location of the homestay is in the middle of Yunshuiyao Scenic Area. It is far from Huaiyuan Tower or Hegui Tower. It is difficult to park during holidays. You can choose to take a battery car or motorcycle to spend less money and save effort. The good thing about the location of the homestay is that it is close to the waterwheel and the big banyan tree. The bad thing is that it is too lively. Tourists near the waterwheel set off fireworks and sing KTV until the early morning. Although you can watch free fireworks, you should choose carefully if you don’t sleep well. On the day we checked in, other guests had a family dispute and made a big noise at 11:12 pm, but there was no management staff to coordinate the homestay, which greatly affected our rest. We even didn’t know what happened at the beginning. We heard someone shouting for help, and the children were scared and cried when they fell asleep. I hope the homestay can improve its service.

A hundred faints! ! ! Living in an earth building is a very special experience (many earth buildings in scenic spots do not allow people to go upstairs, so you have to pay to go upstairs! You can live here directly). I came here before the National Day. I was very lucky that only two people stayed in the entire earth building. , Hahaha, very quiet and a great experience! The store did a great job in upgrading the room type. I would like to praise the lady at the front desk by name! The person was super nice and even gave us grapefruits and recommended the itinerary in great detail! Went to Tianluokeng to see the rice terraces which were very beautiful! A great experience

This guesthouse is located right inside the scenic area, which is really cool because you get to stay directly in a Tulou! The owner has a great attitude, and there's parking available right outside, making it convenient for those driving. The owner personally greeted us and helped carry our luggage to the room. They proactively introduced us to the attractions and suggested sightseeing routes, and even offered to drive us to the scenic entrance, and pick us up from there. There's a restaurant in the building with good food at reasonable prices, and the complimentary breakfast was very generous. Before we left, the owner even gave us some local specialty tea. We'll definitely be back!

We booked three rooms for five people for one night. The guesthouse's location is fantastic, right next to the 'Four Dishes and One Soup' Tulou. You can easily access the viewing platform nearby to see the night scenery, which is very convenient! The owner and his son were incredibly hospitable. The owner's son even drove his motorcycle to the parking lot to pick us up. He's also an excellent cook! In the morning, as we were leaving, the owner helped us carry our luggage to the car. Thank you!

The B&B is run by a young couple. The overall building resembles an earth building in appearance, and the interior has a standard hotel-like layout. The decoration is in a nostalgic campus style, but the hardware facilities are not outdated. You can see the subtle care that the owner put into the room design. There will be several modes of room lighting to suit various needs. The wet and dry partitions in the bathroom are relatively reasonable, and the sewers are smooth and do not accumulate water. The water heater has a large capacity, so you can take a comfortable bath without any problem. It has its own parking lot and is very convenient for self-driving. The location of the B&B is very close to the viewing platform of Four Dishes and One Soup, which has the advantage of seeing the lights and entering the village at night. The landlady usually drinks tea in the front hall. When you pass by and she is free, she will invite you to drink tea and chat with her. The boss will tell you about travel strategies when he has free time, and even take you for a walk in person.

The staff were very welcoming and enthusiastic. The *tulou* (earthen building) we stayed in is reportedly over a hundred years old. We specifically chose it for its historical charm, so we already expected the rooms to be a bit old-fashioned and the soundproofing to be poor. On the bright side, the bedding was dry and comfortable. It's also quite close to Huaiyuan Lou.